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Newspaper

Hardin County Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1923

Page

21

Local and Personal Notes From Eldora Area

Mrs Francia Middleton left for Conrad after visiting her daughter Mrs H H Andrews. Herbert Umbaugh returns from the Training School to Fort Dodge Iowa. The Eldora Greenhouse promotes Weller ware vases bowls and baskets as fine Christmas gifts. A marriage announced for Hugh M Davenport son of Florence Winchester Davenport. Jack Ryan drove to Cedar Rapids with Mrs P C Miller and baby as far as Vinton. Chas Q Ryan spoke at Grundy Center IOOF father and son banquet. Dean Peisen named to the Executive Committee of the Cornell Calere Alumni association. Central Iowa Business College opens January 2 with catalog available. Lena Vogt principal. Wisner family witnessed fatal auto race accident in Los Angeles on Thanksgiving. Jessie Snathoff moves to Ackley for hotel work. Bazaar at Eldora Motor Company offers items below cost next Saturday. Firefighters honored by Mrs E K Brown and John Essig with a smoker at K P Hall Friday Dec 14. Many local gatherings and visits noted with Ruddicks Steelsmans Rash family and Ilinois Grove and Union area. Several have colds and J W Reece family quarantined for smallpox. Ruddicks attend sale near Conrad.

Francia Middleton Conrad H. H. Andrews Herbert Umbaugh Fort Dodge Iowa Weller Eldora Greenhouse Hugh M. Davenport Florence Winchester Davenport Eldora Jack Ryan Cedar Rapids P. C. Miller Baby Vinton Chas. Q. Ryan Grundy Center Steve Sayer Dean Peisen Cornell Caller Ackley 8. W. Needham Eldora Motor Company E. K. Brown John Essig K. P. Hall

Missionary Meeting Attended by Fair View Residents

Wesley Hobson and several women joined a missionary gathering at Mrs. K G Reece's Honey Creek home last Wednesday. The same day Mr and Mrs P T Lepley visited the Frank Perry home in Lawn for an informal call.

Wesley Hobson I. N. Ruddick Claud Kirk Clell Garrett Missi Ethel Martin K. G. Reece Honey Creek P. T. Lepley Frank Perry Lawn

Embroidery Club Meets Mrs John Martin in Week's Row

NEW FROOVIDENCE reports an Embroidery Club meeting with Mrs John Martin last week. Elia Mae Reece and Chester Verman were married Saturday at six at the bride’s sister Mrs Rosco Hunt’s home. Mr and Mrs Harry Taris stayed Saturday night with Robert Beach family. L V Carter returned home Sunday. Ralph Blair and family visited Homer Hunt’s home Saturday night.

Embroidery Club John Martin Elia Mae Reece Chester Verman Verman Rosco Hunt Harry Taris Robert Beach L. V. Carter Ralph Blair Homer Hunt

Local visits and events fill town week notes

Melvin Laughlin and family visited Homer Hunt wage Saturday. Alphus Hinshaw visited son Wayna Hinshaw returning Sunday. Domestic Science Class began serving hot lunches this week. Liberty and Stanford Orchestra to entertain Friday at the church with admission 15 and 25 cents, proceeds to Primary department for a new organ. Mrs. John Cook ill. First basketball game at Iowa Falls Friday a double header. Homer Hunt and family visited Alfred Lundy Sunday. Radio concerts at Johnson's store. Several Marshalltown callers including Inez Rash, Agnes Froman, Mrs. Anne Hall, Avonell Rash. Kennie and Keo Rash called at Loring Pickering's Sunday PM. Homer Hunt drives west out of town. D C Bowles callers in Hidora Saturday. Elsie Rash visited Mrs. Solon Rash in Marshalltown. G C Rash and O Q Rash visited Sunday. Luella Faris visited Arthur Clampitt Thursday. Edd Reece's family ill with colds.

Melvin Laughlin Homer Hunt Alphus Hinshaw Wayna Hinshaw Liberty and Stanford Orchestra Dee John Cook Iowa Falls Alfred Lundy Johnson’s Inez Rash Agnes Froman Anne Hall Avonell Marshalltown Kennie Keo Rash Loring Pickering D. C. Bowles Hidora Elsie Rash Solon Rash GC. F. Rash D. Rash Luella Faris Arthur Clampitt Edd Reece

Northwest Tipton Social Roundup and Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Ole Harris visited Clyde Knowles at his home Sunday. Chris Leerberg and J K Fowley attended the Pemberton sale at Iowa Falls Saturday. Harris family spent Sunday at Radcliffe and Max Shultz home. Isaac Moe and Mrs Knutson visited the Fowley home. H R Wasson and daughter Jutia Ann visited Van Munson. Dan and Homer Munson attended a sale at Eldora Saturday.

Ole Harris Clyde Knowles Chris Leerberg J. K. Fowley Iowa Falls H. T. Harris Marie Olaf Harris Radcliffe Albert Deering Max Shultz Isaac Moe Thomas Knutson Fowley H.R

Evergreen News: Lou and Will Eilter Attend Event

Lou and Will Eilter attended a community gathering reported by Evergreen News. The brief notes their presence and the local interest in the event, signaling civic participation and neighborhood engagement.

Rural community notes from Eldora and vicinity

Pasture east of Hubbard Saturday to wet their cattle. Ben Hake and Arthur Grantow were Eldora callers Saturday. A large number from this community were town Falls callers Saturday, doing their Christmas shopping. Jacob Faust and family of Hubbard were Sunday dinner guests at the Conrad Faust home. Rev Pickford returned to his home charge at Evergreen after revival meetings at Nevada. Lawrence Wykle returned munning Sunday evening after visiting home folks. Walter Eller and Wilbur Clark helped Brook shred fodder Saturday. Mrs. Ernest Kosanke staying with her sister Mrs. Eberhart Engel. Mr. John Engel did chores for Ernest Kosanke who went to Fort Dodge Sunday to visit his seriously ill sister. His brother Max accompanied him. Mrs. Neal Winterfield and Mrs. Kernel Varnum were Iowa Falls wealers Saturday. Wit Elter went to Garden City Friday on business.

Hubbard Ben Hake Arthur Grantow Eldora Jacob Faust Conrad Faust Rev Pickford Evergreen Nevada Lawrence Wykle Monning Walter Eller Wilbur Clark Brook Ernest Kosanke Eberhart Engel John Engel Fort Dodge Max Neal Winterfield Kernel Varnum Iowa Falls

Eldora shoppers and visitors noted in town records

Mrs Wm Langford and daughter Opal shopped in Eldora Tuesday. Bonnalyn Knowles spent Tuesday afternoon in Eldora. Mr and Mrs L S Pound visited Woodside arm Tuesday evening. Mike Mossman and sons Pete Emmett and daughter Cesare spent Saturday afternoon in Eldora. Langford and Opal again visited Eldora Saturday afternoon. Mrs Wim Mitchell and son John were business callers at Eldora. Eldon the Mitchells’ small son has been on the sick list this past week. Mr and Mrs Mike Mossman and Warren Mossman spent Thursday in Mrs Philip Knowles home. Claude Miller and family wore

Wm. Langford Opal Eldorea Mias Bonnalyn Knowles L. S. Pound Woodside Arm Mike Mossman Pete Emmett Cesaie Eldora Wim. Mitchell John Eldon John Mitchell Warren Mossman Philip Knowles Claude Miller Knight Ella May N. R. Knight Jess Johns H. Strahorn Gus Claman Minnie Saathoff A. J. Saathol Ackley W. Harms Wildora Zeller A. Johns

Sunday Dinner Guests Reported in Local Homes

Sunday visitors filled several local households including George Snovel, Ole Harris and Jumiily, Clyde Knowles, Wm Langford and daughter Opal at John Cassel home south of Mubbard. Vrank Raska and Edna saw Henry Putt and Clark Whitney families, Claude Miller and Geo Snovel groups, Walter Danger stayed with Peter Doty home.

George Henry Putt Commer Walter Danger Apent Peter Doty

Local visit notes and Sunday calls across towns

Abbot area residents report visits to parents and relatives over Sunday. Minnie Saathoff and others traveled to Eldora Ackley Waterloo Wellsburg and Dakota area relatives, with several couples visiting homes of Kn ight Kugel Kugel Oleman Mouldrop and Mouldrop families.

Robertson man Mr Rush dies after illness in Minnesota

Mr M Rush of Robertson died after a period of suffering in Minnesota. Funeral arrangements were to be held at Abbott Evangelical, with Irvin Myers staying at the home of his parents. Virgil Myers had gone to No ton to discuss work at a washing machine factory.

M. Rush Robertson Minnesota Abbott Evangelical Irvin’ Myers Sharek Virgil Myers

Honey Creek Valley Local Trades and Visits Report

Harry Stull Henry Shultz and Berett Royal shredded fodder last week. Shultz and Lundy bought spring shouts off OC A Moenros last Tuesday. Ben Myers at home from St Peters. Helped erect fodder stack at the asylum. Guy Porter driving a Maxwall car. Olon Swain and Porter aided Shultz with fodder. Porter was a Marshalltown caller. R A Skinner and family visited Henry Shultz and attended a dance. Ralph Lawin and wife were in Marshalltown. Mrs Shultz had eight teeth pulled Friday. She has been

Harry Stull Henry Shultz Berett Shultz Lundy Guy Porter Marshalltown Rk. A. Skinner Walter Swain Ralph Lawin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gene Reece Union Jody Steelman Ren J. H. Rash Claude Manning Henry Steelman J. W. Reece I. N H. A. Ruddick R. E. St. Clair E. Purcell Lena Drs. Edmund Chiropractors Squar Goodyear Lee Ledipor Drs Stet Tipton Evergreen News Lou Will Eilter Hardin County National Bank Hardin County Trust & Sevings Bank Henry W. Sedvert Stephen Sayer Woyt & Son Friors Erma Johns Minnie Saathan Honey Creek Valley Hardin County Abstract CO J. L. Cameron Purcell Optical Shop Jows Falls Tween AU Wilmont Furniture Aymer D Davis Hardin County Nat'! Bank James L. Cameron Citizens Savingn Bank Eildora Wendell Huston Leslie Lewsly Elders Chas, L. Hays Opposite Court House
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